How To Use Farm girl In A Sentence
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Even the low-end factories need managers and engineers as well as nimble-fingered farm girls.
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With her chin on her chest and her eyes staring down, the reluctant farm girl followed Margaret to the back of the somber room.
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Elizabeth was a brilliant Iowa farm girl, a good Democrat, and a devoted teacher who became good friends with Hillary, too.
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You know the story, we all know the story of Dorothy, the Kansas farm girl with the spangling red slippers, who is transported to Oz in a whirling, spiralling tornado, here depicted by the spinning of the farmhouse.
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A big-boned, sharp-tongued farm girl, Josie is the beating heart of this play and the kind of role actors dream of through years of movie walk-ons and commercials.
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The Cinderella-esque, inspirational hip-hop movie, directed by Stephen Fung, stars Chinese actress Kitty Zhang as a naive farm girl who happens to also be an incredibly talented hip-hop dancer.
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It depicted a farm girl chewing on a straw and sitting in a field with her back to her suitor after some argument.
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While Ms. Wells doubts that many in her audience confused the singer with the songs, her crinolined old-time farm girl stage dresses, some of which are on display in the exhibit, were designed to stave off any lingering suspicion in that regard.
The Queen of Country Music Holds Court
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A noblewoman might lack the strength, but a farm girl would probably be stronger than your average bowman.
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Being a farm girl, I felt certain I could raise crops, tend livestock, and hunt game to feed my family.
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A big-boned, sharp-tongued farm girl, Josie is the beating heart of this play and the kind of role actors dream of through years of movie walk-ons and commercials.
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Then one day she got angry, and as I played with it on the page, I started to hear the voice of a great childhood girlfrienda cheerleader, a fearless, robust, farm girl who could cook a meal for a dozen farmhands when she was ten years old, a girl who, with the flick of a wrist, once sailed a dried-up cow-pie at me like a lethal weapon.
A Conversation with Jean Harfenist, author of A Brief History of the Flood
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If there was a stereotypical independent movie that year, it could be described as a dewy, decent and deadly story about the coming of age of a sensitive Midwestern farm girl.
Up Where The Air Is Clear
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While a farm girl was milking a cow, a bull tore across the meadow toward her. The girl did not stir, but continued milking.
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Among the earliest were the Massachusetts textile-mill hands, farm girls and women aged sixteen to twenty-three who after 1814 worked twelve hours a day, six days a week on mechanized carders, spinners, and looms.
